In Ancient Greece there was no philosopher with a more encyclopedic scope than Aristotle (384-322 BC). He was a man who always looked first and foremost for the meaning of reality and formulated the truths he discovered as broadly and deeply as possible.
In studying Aristotle's biography in detail, one cannot fail to be amazed at how consistently and naturally his philosophy coincided with his life.
The book deals with the basic facts or Aristotle's biography and main points of his philosophical system.
Translated from the Russian by Angelia Graf
Designed by Vadim Novikov
Many thanks to Daniel Baker for the original scans.
Note: Page text size is inconsistent
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